What to do if you have urinary incontinence after surgery

Many elderly people often suffer from urinary incontinence after surgery, which is mainly caused by physiological system conditions. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone should check the cause of urinary incontinence after surgery and receive timely treatment. Urinary incontinence after surgery may be caused by surgical sequelae and nerve damage. I hope everyone can understand the following treatment methods.

Do not rush to treat urinary incontinence after surgery. First, understand clearly what caused the urinary incontinence. If it is a sequelae of surgery, go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see if there is a way to recover. If a second operation is required, then wait until the wound from the previous operation recovers before performing another operation, because long-term urinary incontinence will have a great impact on the human physiological system.

There is also a type of urinary incontinence that cannot be cured. In this case, patients need to use diapers or catheters for long-term auxiliary treatment. However, in current medicine, there are also plastic surgery or correction methods for this aspect. You can go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is any treatment method. Generally, urinary incontinence caused by nerve damage will have a very small possibility of cure.

Here I would like to advise all my friends to pay attention: surgery is not always safe. Don't rush into any surgery. Make sure your body fully meets the surgical conditions. Only in this case can you undergo surgical treatment. Some people actually do not have any post-operative sequelae. It is because they did not pay attention to health care after the operation that sequelae will occur.

In addition, everyone should understand the post-operative care work clearly. For example, many people now do not pay much attention to some precautions during the operation, including examinations before and after the operation, and what to pay attention to after the operation. These are all to reduce the occurrence of complications.